bitch, please
A sharp, dismissive expression used to shoot down something ridiculous, call out obvious nonsense, or express emphatic disbelief.
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A sharp, dismissive expression used to shoot down something ridiculous, call out obvious nonsense, or express emphatic disbelief. Originating in AAVE, 'bitch, please' is the verbal equivalent of an eye-roll so hard you can hear it — you deploy it when someone says something so absurd it doesn't deserve a real argument. It crossed into mainstream use through hip-hop, memes, and reality TV, and now shows up across cultures as a go-to comeback.
He said he could beat her at chess after two lessons — she just looked at him and said 'bitch, please.'
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(AAVE, vulgar, slang, often, offensive) Please .
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